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Breeding Induced Endometritis In The Mare: The Local Innate Immune Response, Elizabeth Moran Woodward
Breeding Induced Endometritis In The Mare: The Local Innate Immune Response, Elizabeth Moran Woodward
Theses and Dissertations--Veterinary Science
Uterine inflammation after breeding is considered necessary for the clearance of excess semen and debris from the uterus. A subpopulation of mares fails to clear the inflammation in a timely fashion, and develops a persistent breeding induced endometritis (PBIE). Experiments were preformed to evaluate correlations of PBIE to endometrial quality and age. Mares of advanced age and poor endometrial quality had a higher incidence of PBIE. In addition, mares fluctuated in susceptibility to PBIE from one season to the next. The uterine inflammatory gene expression in susceptible and resistant mares within the first 24 hours after breeding was investigated. The …